Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5ab6eb/environmental_and) has announced the addition of GlobalData's new report "Environmental and Public Health Concerns Might Hamper Shale Gas Production in the US" to their offering.
“Environmental and Public Health Concerns Might Hamper Shale Gas Production in the US”
The rapid development of shale gas resources in the past few years brought about a transition in the US natural gas market as well as lowering energy prices and carbon dioxide emissions. However, the development of shale gas has been considered as leading to a series of environmental problems. This has angered the public and the government who threaten to ban shale gas drilling or halt production in some regions. The most significant environmental risks associated with the development of shale gas include gas migration and groundwater contamination due to faulty well construction, blowouts, and above-ground leaks and spills of waste water and chemicals used during drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
Improved technologies and best practices can minimize the risks associated with shale gas development in the US. The natural gas players need to work closely with government agencies, environmental organizations, and local communities to develop technologies and practices that can mitigate the environmental risks and impacts associated with shale gas development. Effective government regulations are required in many states to provide adequate protection to the environment as shale gas development increases.
Scope:
- Analyses the environmental and health concerns related to Shale gas development in the US
- Analyses how Gulf of Mexico disaster has raised an alarm to focus on the environmental affects of Shale gas extraction
- Analyses how the technology used for Shale gas extraction is affecting the environment
- Analyses how environmental problems are a key challenge to shale gas production
- Analyses how shale gas is significant to the US and how it is enabling the country to become self sufficient
- Analyses how environmental risks may arise in other emerging shale gas regions
Reasons to buy:
- Understand the impact of Shale gas extraction in the US on the environment and public health
- Understand how the Gulf of Mexico disaster has raised concerns about Shale gas development
- Understand the technology used in Shale gas development and its affect on the environment
- Gain understanding of how environmental problems are a key challenge to shale gas production
- Gain understanding of how Shale gas is significant to the US oil and gas market
- Understand how environmental problems may gain prominence in other emerging shale gas areas
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